Tea had its turn.
A 1960s West German Schott & Gen. Mainz Jenaer Glas tea service, reimagined for cocktail hour. Six glass cups nest in gleaming copper holders with brass handles, gathered on their original hammered tray.
Made in West Germany circa the 1960s, this Schott & Gen. Mainz Jenaer Glas service was originally designed for tea, pairing heat-resistant glass cups with copper holders, brass handles, and a large hammered serving tray. Six decades later, we think it’s much more fun at cocktail hour.
The six petite glasses are just right for spirited pours, after-dinner drinks, and smaller cocktails. The original handled tray brings the entire service together and makes it ready to carry straight to the party. Add a rosemary sprig, a citrus twist, or whatever the evening calls for.
The contrast is what makes the gift: serious mid-century German design reinvented for a decidedly less serious purpose. The six-piece cocktail service and original tray arrive beautifully wrapped and ready to give.
Tea had its turn.
A 1960s West German Schott & Gen. Mainz Jenaer Glas tea service, reimagined for cocktail hour. Six glass cups nest in gleaming copper holders with brass handles, gathered on their original hammered tray.
Made in West Germany circa the 1960s, this Schott & Gen. Mainz Jenaer Glas service was originally designed for tea, pairing heat-resistant glass cups with copper holders, brass handles, and a large hammered serving tray. Six decades later, we think it’s much more fun at cocktail hour.
The six petite glasses are just right for spirited pours, after-dinner drinks, and smaller cocktails. The original handled tray brings the entire service together and makes it ready to carry straight to the party. Add a rosemary sprig, a citrus twist, or whatever the evening calls for.
The contrast is what makes the gift: serious mid-century German design reinvented for a decidedly less serious purpose. The six-piece cocktail service and original tray arrive beautifully wrapped and ready to give.